tumors Sousa, Union street. “.000.
new House, Union shoot, 35,000
, ‘ ,Sroomflouss, powwow
9 muons». 8mm. 93.500.
NsZSothMalnSI. -' -
rile cm mu. nor um» Irs
Ii:v:s“’;:vhlfgg “”1339 1“ ”INTI
m J ,.,,...———-..—,7
How “ti-chm at Insulin"
‘ lien lllht magnum-thug. Asthma
the Ibutlom’t’i ”rigidly“ To”
let a Sense Thaw-ah Fen-tun and ladl-
ena [treate-
Theepscialcity meetingheldin usic
, Hall IastcvsuinchI-thepurposs up.
proving or disapproving of the resolu-
tioespswsdbytbeCommou Council at
ameedngheldonthe 18th Inst, appro-
manta foranew sewer through
ladienandFrankllnstruetemnda sum
nottooxoeed 815,000 forawater pipe to
.Mhhndaudmmngwaslargely
attendedhyplopel'ty owners along the
huescf thepropoeed sewer and water
main,andbyintsruted taspayers.
Themmattsrwas'takeu up first.
Generalelson Taylor made a motion
thatthe resolutionoltheConncil appro-
memos forthesewer be approv-
ed,givingashisreesou that he thought
itwouldbeforthehest interests of the
city,uitwasmcstaseutialthat people
erectinghomesshould lookafterthesau-
iteryeonditionof the place. He said
that State street, adjoining Madison,
wouldneedasswerinsshort time and
itoouldsuilyheconnectsd with Ifsdi-
wusteetflefurtheratatedthstproperty
owners wouldsbeemessod two-thirds of
thetotal not, which would leave the
cityoulyaboutmtopay.
JusticeCharlesB. Townsend said that
public expenditurmhsdgonstool’nr and
“PM! hoped that the resolution
wouldaot he pensd. Be quoted the
oostofeewersduringtbepast year and
tbcbeueliu received and gave figures
museum
Iavnence (hvauegh saidthat nearly
allthsreeidsnts onFrsukIln street had
Mohamed for emthrough that
tlmsoughfarsandthatthey would prob-
ably objecttopayiug again.
GeneralTaylorthen showed that the
sewer Ir. Cavenegh referred to had
heenlaidfxom Iladiaon west, through
Franklin to Clay street, by the Eat
Mmingootnpuyattheirown expense;
thatrssidsats who connected with it had
mhemeut some had con-
tribntsdvoluntarlly fortneprivilsge. II..-
Ifiasewerhed also been laid from
West-tress. tlnongb a-portion of Clay
streetandfromthewrnerof Clay and,
FranklintoWeshingtoustr-eetattheex»
[”er Baker, I]. R. Fitch
. ”imbued voter! then proceeded
A” m Councilman Volk and ex-lllay-
or Richards being appointed tellers. The
10% rise as follows;
Whalenemhereeet ................... . ........ ltll
{afavordsuvsr .............................. a
One-rd ...................................... n
113de a water pipe to
Belllehndandlloton Point theucame
up. C.8wart.r,ofthe Baton Point Im-
provement Company. moved that the
monument-lemons. sumo
ftwthspnrpuebcndopted. Hessidthe‘
fdlowing Mus. men had agreed to
pay’ amounts as follows for one
mmrofidedthepipe waslaid: Foster
Brntlttal, of Bell Island, $300; B. Burcb‘
afl..1§;J.A.Wals,m;Senamrlleed
“Whom New Canaan. 370; Mr.
Mash-l. It. Raymond. 25; Roton
Point Improvement Company. #250.
bringing the total receipts up to 3745.
lr. Swerts argued that the city was
growin'ghwavdthesouthend in afow
yearstbeplpewouldheabsolutelynwew
wry. lie-idtheclty would begusran-
bed six per cent. on the investment
blunt John L Richerde said he
waeoppcsvdtotherssoluuon,anit was
“Mtheoityoouldaflordtospeud
Wenobjectcfthlsklnd. Slxpereenl.
Wuwzvouusanauanm
Without people living within the
vii-Mandwouldnotpeythe Inter-
Itfistt‘lt the sans-low at the
ruse-toneuhhsdaauuotosrolnuto
myanthlagoftbertusrvnlrnwhichhsd
beenbulltatacostcfflmoo. Harald
ltwsslihs investing 915.990 wuss of
thedtyllellte. Heddlmgaoonsnmers
waspyhgdahtplrosethrwatsvat
Medueflmtwentyper
seat. ’I'heottyaewhsdaptpsthatdld
astpey «peruse and he thought that
I.
ush-
J.mlr..elsrsitofamhhths
pill-acre money “at four per
“mmhbupetassemees
fielflmmmhad
III» II I“ My on the
cftherssrrvstrstseupply the
m it. w the use“ was
”townhouse dry
”dumbing-health
“theme-tn. Ilemli
by“ lhswaterlaths
”Me-Mandamus:
Wheeflhetsurthuehstysar.
., :‘wirlwlsbeieshearfmw‘f.n.
’ ti
HAWKS WBIWAIJJ MBNTBII‘AINID.
Unlo- nudge. of “shun, lakes a ltetera
VIalt‘ to Old Well man.
The Masonic fraternity of South Nor
walk, Danbury, Bethe] and Georgetown
new“: Meow night the steel
that brought “here, "the home
Wilson hedge. No. {dostuhu ,
”lemma
lodge was represented by about eighty
members. Theywerelnstat the depot
on theirerrivsl by a delegation of Old
Well members and escorted to the lodge
room on South Ifsin street, where the
team from Union Lodge confened the
third degree on J. W. Travis, of Bridge»
port, formerly of this city. The work
of the teaui‘ Ives of a very high order,
and the Old Well members were very en-
thusiastic over the successful manner in
which it was conducted. The handsome-
ly furnished Iodge~rooms presented a
very attractive appearance. being decor-
ated with cut flowers. Speeches weie
made by the members of both Ridges
and a season of sociability was enjoyed.
Following the work the Masons to the
number of 175 proceeded to Lane's de-
pot restaurant, where tables had been set
and preparations made for an elaborate
banquet. Boutonnieres were at each
plate and the following fiempting menu
was served by Mr. Lane and an efficient
corps of assistants:
Ribs of Beef Turkey
lag of Spring Lamb
loin of Veal Sparerlb
l-Iatu. Tongue nud Corned Beef
with Jelly
Potato salad.
Asrorted cake. Fruit.
Coffee. Neapolitan Ice (Ire -m.
The visiting delegation left this city at
1 o‘clock for Danbury, well pleased‘ewlth
their visit and speaking in highest praise
of the royal manner in which they he'd
been entertained.
(II-08F. 0? A BUSY LIFE.
Death of Dr. S's-eel II. Orton. After a
If... and I’vslaful Illness.
Dr. hurl ll. Orton died last evening
at his home.) No. 40 Elmwocd avenue.
after a painful illness of several months.
Dr. Orton was born at Caldwell. New
Jersey. in September. 1829. He was the
suuofDszmesOrtcnmomlug from a
family of lulled physicans. He studied
medicine at the outbreak of the war,
panned his examination before the Army
Board and entered the service as an unite
mnt autumn in the regular army. His
first servin- wzls at Newark. N. J.. under
Dr. Janeway. Afterward he wen sent to
the Depmtmeut of the Golf at New
Orleans in charge of the St James
Hospital for oflicers. After two years
he was transferred from there to the Mc-
Dougnl Hospital at Fort Schuyler. N. Y..
which he raised to the first rank, reunitin—
ing in charge until the close of the war.
lie received many handsome testimonials
for his skill and executive ability and
He resigned his position at the close 0
the war, and was nppmnted examining
surgeon for recruits in New York city.
in which office he remained until the.
spring of 1891. He collie to South Nor-
walk about forty years ago, teaching in
anacademy here for some time, and
marrying Miss Mary ll. Nash, daughter
of Daniel R. Nash. in 1859. He was a
gentleman of many \ery attractive quali-
ties. and endeared to many friends here
and elsewhere. The funeral will be
private.
Rhl’l' Ill-10.938 SEISCT DELEGATES
leases. Ola-arsed end dealt. to lama-t
Korwnlh at the plate Convention.
Twenty voters from lhe‘l-‘irst and Third
districts of Norwalk‘ printed at the
Town House last evening to elect dele-
gstal to the State Convention at Hart
ford, May 4. for the purpose of choosing
delegates» the Rational (herniation. m
meetingwss osllbtl tooeder as o'clock
by Town (hinmiltecman B. 8. Keith.
after Which Joseph A. Gray was chosen
Mm. fill-harsher malnou-
stesd and Alfred 3. Austin were present
or] as delegates and they were unani-
mously elected. The mutterof ducting
a tmvn committee then came up. and B.
S.lfeith endancoolidgswereagsln
chosen to set for the eueulng two years
in the First district. Harry Hitler was
elected for the Third district. The com
mlttees were glmtbs powsrtoadd to
their number if they saw fit.
The Republican of the Second voting
dbtrict, will mestat the Common Oouno
ell rooms tbh wing to shot delegates
to the State and Dbtrbt conventions.
The ”Maud Third dhtrlct Mat-
Housetonlgbt.
Kalle-evolving“.-
Aesse oaths calendarof thepressnt
tors-or thouvilhupwlovConrutI-st
orlttnoicJtsllcuvnaJImhrlns-
7 roonfnouse. mlesbeth street. 85.000
GEO LOCKWOOD
Real Estate and Insurance,
was breveted Major for his mitten. 1‘
South Norwall, ct
cults set-n msr Niel".
.4 of. '
epitome-M bro-vet?
“In.“ “lb—Ole
ll ‘ prove-sate for the
(is-Ink Season-
The sunlil meeting of shallot-walk
Lawn Tennis club wu heldln thecluh's
casino ontbeir speciougroundsat the
were elected as follows:~
President, Dr. William I". Acton.
Vice-president, Nelson Taylor, Jr.
Secretary, Samuel L Weed.
Treasurer. Herbert R. Smith.
Board of managers, W. F. Acton, Nel-
son Taylor. Jr., Samuel L. Weed. Her-
bert R. Smith, Ross Bernhard, I]. E.
Bishop. Arthur B. Rimell.
Membership committee, W. F. Acme.
Samuel L Weed. Hubs! E. Mop,
IkGralld Raymond. ward P. Weed.
hundred and only. with several applio
cationsto acted upon.
[it the meeting last night there was
very little other business transacted than
theelectiou of ofllccrs. The plans for
the formal opening of the grounds and
the summer work will be decided upon
stameeting of the board of managers
next Hardly evening. After the all.
journmeut of the meeting last night.
dancing was indulged in until after mid-
night.
Theclub's grounds are rapidly biog“
put in condition for the aiming sseson.
Another new courtis to be added and
the front of the lot graded and seeded
thsgrounds Theonurtswill be melon
ed by a new wire fence several feet high
er than the present one. An addition to
few days and a shower bath is to be
placed in the building. This. with the
other advantages which the club more,
will make it more popular than ever.
concentric IN Hill silos.
Isaac Pal-bi! “It h‘lall lel‘ Mill.
Iatvse hum Gregory a 0..
Isaac Plkulski, son of Jacob Paknkhi
so to Bridgeport yesterday afternoon by
Chief of Police Vollmer. having been sen
fenced to thirty days in tbecotmty jail
forhrceny in the Mid several knives
from Grsgtwy & 60.‘ s drug store in the
bumngh mentioned in these columns
ymtenla).
Young Pakulski arrivd' In South Nor
walk one day last week with a number
of knives and other articles in his peel
W. which he osmotic: ale among
his former acquaintances about the city.
At the athletic exhibition III Music nail;
Officer Ireland. During the evening he
asked lllr. Ireland to give him ten cents
for a pawn ticket for a revolver.
which he had secured dean of 8.50 at
I’odmure‘s second-hand store. The officer
bought the ticket and subsequently learn.
terday. whenlle went to Podnlore's to‘
look at the revolver, which was a value.
bleSIuitb & Wesson weapon, he found
that I’akulaki had been there that m
ingandpevrnsd some silver spoons for
twenty-five centa The ownership of the
stamps was traced to a family named
(Iotxlwln. living at so Ilerwin street.
They were misstated. and 0M Ire-
whom he hadsscured a very annotate
description.
Slutty after noun a telephone ruse
wmomthvuwhw Sore-91»
eshlugthsfioulhllorwalkofiowstglooh
furtheymngfsllo‘tmhnzbsdltoleolha
knlmlmm t Go. Ali-It“!
mlddlsof thesftsrnoun Pakalefldrvve
admitudsualhgthespoouehutdeeled
searched.hutthey «Hunt be found.
Gunfmtsdhythe feet that a sick to
thestueweewatfilaghls movers-h.
lwdrewtbekalvunneicueothbshcu.
When arr-glued for trial he pleaded
withChhfotPolmmw
hasssrvsdout buyers-tent-
hits.
TenysrdstsgufidOordSuitingfortl-to, . .
‘ Width Scotch Ifixturss for $1. 98. ‘ r ‘
fight yards Stripsend Chevron Suitings for sass. ,
Eight yards Bradford Cord and Stripe Suitiugs for to. 98. '
Diagonal Francois Suiting, only this for full dress pattern.
One lotlmported Novelties at 97. 98 for full dress pattern.
If you went a New Spring Dress, do not delay, as these prices rule only so
long as these goods lest.
Special prices on 11qu Carpets.
'lbsDrstanothmenweutrthehmdofthsool it We ‘
announced” » ‘ W n °
Theoharsotsrof new W
Invite youtolook stbure
nomlnttthcshadssof color-have
’ ,. *eudstaeonsblsweersprsparsd
Mus. Outsporunentislsrgerthenever.
MMwnoteWoflhoddriuthowhole
establishment. Isuyof thisyeario novuuu oenbsbought nowheredsoln
town. Wemsntionsfsw dsslrshldspsclalafor thhwmhwl‘iiohosnbssem
Inourlfaiuetreetwindowe: ' ‘
‘n
vows ssserr a saunter. .
II. In. “MW Jm’e (lit-r.”l ”a!
dud In new tern.
NawYoandprlllf.—-'fhsrs w- a
museum lestuightatth
“hunter-land”.
am». a we dtflevssae
of Indemnwzfm:
llllllllllll mus cos;
“I! ANNUAL MONO! 0P"-
" III: continuous um
"at, General Grant’s Monument Be-
gun It New York.
massif-h missus-moneta-
Pull-got: ran Mineral-less.
83 Washington Street.
corner of Mott and Belden avenues, last
erening. Officers for the owning your
artlatloaelvusl
“Messed a prays
wmn Ims SPABE
———FOR—
“I m HI! h M .Il- will” 7
asaswu mm
‘ Mitten—omnib-
aim.
finer-Kile and...”
u m“.
- SPECIAL
ANNOUNCEMENT.
mandamus-ores.
iterwesths grounwithhbhsvl
.Wlllhl'net. “the m
whiti csedsotedby
down. Flowerbsds will also ornament large
the Iockerhouse will beeotluneneed in a h
LIFE SENTENCE FOR RAVACHOL? ‘
'ss‘a Aldehlet waaae qaur byh any '-'
“I Y
. 3—Wf'” and
' the one “:1" '1 prison“
'nry are to at
1 MW
girl laristtcllouher‘twereacqultted Riva
(holder-int: bl; ‘23ng manning
theerplosions at (ninety Boule-
Germain.
Whenthoprddataaksdllsvachclif ho
hedanythirjtoqyleve’shdarcssalidaw
“I thought lhsdsctsdlsg‘itimatsry. l'
hopsthevietimafhave made will forgin‘
a former proprietor d the harbor ship
in the Ifahackemo Hotel block, was tak-
..83 Washington , Street.
IVI. S. SMITH
W
tiasttr commemoration
R‘- PMI. Ina-s.
lime. April 91,—-
mpublicauorder
“i gathsvie‘gofeae'rehhts anywherv'
heuflcient numberato cause a riot. Prl:
hytwohattelloescflnfentrywillbsaddsd -
tothegsrrheehers. endosflatmdayovsry‘
policemanwlllhe required to go on duty
armedwltharevolver, which hewlllcerry
Monday night. heoccllpledaesatneatw
hhwhflhe yam-manic
rhymes-impact
edthatPakulshi had sold two ringsin,
the hall for twenty-live mute each. Yew.
This Season are as follows:
KID GLOVES.
Lennon, April fl.——A harnh was as;
plodedstthsgateofthsOOuIIof
Laurradlnl.
B F. Stevens,
44 SIIIIIII III! STREET.”
Music Hall Block.
In Hard and Soft Wood,
‘ All Sizes, .
AT LOW PRICES. ,
The only place In the city where
Clover Film creamer, Butler
18 SOLD.
L II IIEIIIIEII.
79 Washington Street.
Wlll PAPERS,
Paims. oils. Glass. etc.
Combined Chair and Step Lad
der reduced from $2. 00 to 1:61. 2’5.
PAINTING, I’ll’fll IIIIIiIIIIi I
DEBOIIITIIG. ’
79- Washmglonil 79
Columbia Bicycles! '
“0.00
fil-ldszpqards. Some erarebargafrm inColum~
min. which havabsen used but little.
hettsrlnvvetm meat than to mourchm low
ificfé‘fiim sees...
50 Wall Strut. Emu “I; ....
mm
4 D P. MORRELL.
STICK OF THE PEA Mary.“
Ponsion Atwmy,flulh=1ygm'
Insurance. Furniture lunar-nun aepscialt
Ill Washington street. South NOW-k. “14:1
D. P. MORRELIn
on
14035ngme
mare rwtu
“Dalia-Id "It Ill “J,r
prom y ve
to- street. South “In" ”talu- “a
-SIIIITII "I'M gull“ IIII.
elwaflreunsust.
ape-dulyfromitollanqenl misllot
p. mafimmurdumnmdtol.
m
Mum
ALDKN SOLIAR Pree‘.
Join] H. 7% “Pm.
’01!“ II. 1"‘AI’P See. and Trees.
918.18%“,7
rmruur sunset!
"5. D. BAY LES. N
Is ems lain llroet, a... an";
We have always been headquarters and are at the present
. time ready to supply the trade with the bestgrsdss of Kid Gloves "
to he had at prices unfollows:
All sites, styles and shades at 81.00.
.. HOSIER
twin» I'l‘ ’f '1
respectfully ca
1. line of Ladies’, Beam r‘i‘
present displaying. The largest and grandest assortment over
shown In this city, In all the latest importations of qualities and
styles, at prices guaranteed.
CORSETS.
Tbieseason wears displaying a most complete assortment
and it iswith pleasure we call your attention to the following:"
A full line of Patent Ioulded Corsets. All the popular grades of E,“
the celebrated P. D. Corsets, Warner’s Coraline, Health and Ab-
dominal, Thompson Glove Fitting, French Woven, etc, etc.
; JACKETSi
1 Extraordinary Bergalne n: all the lendi
I ‘9‘ factors. coves. More and mum
“trunnion-locum
Cordellroadcloths, Camel’smp flair Stripes, .. ,
uncommwsmmnunuommmgona " ‘”
the occupants ran out in a panic
lo Power lb The Potent Blglh.
spot» 8125 81.39 s1. 50 and scum-s
land eat. catching the thief. of . 31.75 per pair,
mill"; 0‘ [Will It'd»
you to our extensive
, which we are at
into Solmen’e um again with two :-
woaisa.eud was at onssarrslsd. Ila
Repairing of hue and
attlrstthetbstookthekulves. flew-e wuhoetrsmseshle .. unwillltkuothsm
guilty. Ir. Gregory, who w. print
thskalvsshy theoust mark. Aft. the
prisoner
.eehewlllber‘rrsstedfoetalhgthe
location will be held at the Town mm .
Pakuhklreglstersdattheaty'm.
WWW-fowlwuadaevs;
humanism-sensual!“ ,,
otflWo-hisms’usst. Miran-ssh
number. The yours use Isl dealt
mm with or. true. waltzo‘
ports," thereon. IMIhelleved diet a
Mombasathhwalhwltb gill—I-
ng styles of Spring
mohrmosm
Jacob M. Layton,“
a,“
Home. n. no I ,
ointment-um June:
I! NORTH IAIN men.
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